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Outdoor Field Education & Recreation

Trip to Zoo and India Gate

Exploring Nature and Heritage: Educational Excursion to Delhi Zoo & India Gate Students of Classes I and II of MPSFG enjoyed a delightful and enriching excursion to the Delhi Zoo and India Gate on 17 March 2026, where learning extended beyond the classroom into meaningful real-life experiences. The trip was thoughtfully designed to nurture curiosity, observation, and awareness through joyful exploration.

At the zoo, children were fascinated to see a variety of animals up close. They observed their features, movements and habitats, which sparked curiosity and encouraged meaningful conversations. This hands-on exposure strengthened their understanding of the natural world while promoting early scientific thinking.

The visit to India Gate introduced students to an important national landmark, fostering a sense of pride and belonging. Experiencing such places firsthand helped them connect with their surroundings in a meaningful and age-appropriate way.

Throughout the day, children also developed essential social and emotional skills. From travelling together to sharing meals and engaging with peers, they practiced cooperation, independence and self-management in a joyful environment.

The excursion beautifully reflected the essence of experiential learning, making education engaging, memorable and fun-filled. The day was filled with excitement, laughter, and cherished moments, inspiring our young learners to continue exploring the world around them and move forward To Greater Heights.

Field Trip to Gandhi Bagh

FOUNDATIONAL STAGE - Balvatika , Class I and II

Domain - Physical Development

CG - Develop a positive regard for the natural environment around them.

Field trips are necessary for the purpose of learning outside the classroom settings. Hence students went on a trip to Gandhi Bagh where children experienced nature around the park that includes varieties of plants, animals and birds. This experience has also increased their confidence of interacting with the outside world comfortably.

The day was filled with wonder as the young learners identified various species of trees, admired the vibrant local birds and spotted small animals.

This experiential learning activity not only reinforced classroom teachings but also instilled a sense of responsibility towards preserving the environment. The field trip was a delightful mix of education and recreation, leaving the children with unforgettable memories and valuable lessons about the world around them.

Educational Trip for Classes: X & XII

Exploring Delhi’s Heritage- A Scholarly Trip by Meerut Public School for Girls

The students of Meerut Public School for Girls explored Delhi’s historical and scientific landmarks. The day unfolded with a visit to the P.M. Museum, unraveling India’s political history. A pause at India Gate and the War Memorial paid homage to national heroes. The academic exploration continued at the National Science Museum, fostering scientific curiosity. This expedition aimed to create a meaningful academic connection, offering students firsthand experiences in political history and scientific exploration. Meerut Public School for Girls is dedicated to providing holistic education, ensuring students not only absorb textbook knowledge but also cultivate a profound understanding of their cultural and scientific heritage.

Trip to Bouncy Planet, KidZania and Rocksports

School Trip: A Day of Fun, Adventure, and Learning!

Excitement filled the air as students from Balvatika 1 to Class 8 set off for a fun-filled picnic. With different destinations planned for each group, the day was packed with joy, adventure, and hands-on learning experiences.

The youngest students, from Balvatika 1 to 3, had an amazing time at Bouncy Planet. They jumped, slide, and played on giant inflatables, enjoying a world of colors and laughter. The soft play areas and obstacle courses made their day full of excitement and endless giggles.

Students of Class I and II explored KidZania, a miniature city where they got to role-play as doctors, firefighters, chefs, pilots, and more! Through these real-world experiences, they learned about teamwork, responsibility, and different professions in a fun and engaging way.

Students of Class III to VIII, the picnic turned into an adventure at Rocksport. They participated in thrilling activities like zip-lining, wall climbing, rope courses, and team-building games. It was an incredible opportunity for them to develop confidence, courage, and leadership skills while having loads of fun.

A Day to Remember!

The picnic was a perfect mix of fun, learning, and adventure, giving every student an experience to cherish. With laughter, exploration, and new friendships, it was truly a day well spent!

We look forward to many more such memorable outings in the future!

Rocksport Adventure Camp

Rocksport Camp at Jim Corbett: An Unforgettable Experience for Students of MPSFG

"Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all." – Helen Keller

Meerut Public School for Girls recently organized an exciting Rocksport Camp for students in classes 11 and 12 at the picturesque Jim Corbett National Park. Over three action-packed days, students immersed themselves in nature while developing essential life skills through a range of adventurous activities.

The camp featured thrilling experiences such as body surfing, vibrant bonfire gatherings, and engaging games like dumb charades, all designed to build teamwork and friendships among participants. One of the standout events was the "Mission Impossible" trekking challenge, where students faced their fears and collaborated to conquer various obstacles. Additionally, they experienced the adrenaline rush of zip-lining and explored the quaint village of Kyari, gaining a deeper understanding of rural life and its culture.

The camp concluded with a lively awards ceremony that celebrated students' achievements, including titles such as "Best Camper," "Best Journal," and "Best Team." This enriching experience not only fostered leadership and resilience but also instilled a profound appreciation for nature and community. The unwavering support of the MPS Group made this transformative journey possible, reflecting the school's dedication to holistic education through experiential learning.

Physical development and excellence in Sports is ensured through various activities like Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Badminton, Cricket, Table Tennis, Throw Ball, Skating, Athletics, Aerobics, Karate, Yoga, Chess & Shooting.

These activities are promoted in the School through extremely well-trained and qualified instructors.

SUMMER CAMPS are held every year where additional activities like Judo, Karate, Horse Riding and Swimming are conducted under the guidance of professional coaches. Other activities like glass painting, pottery, ceramics, doll-making, tie and dye, batik, flower arrangement and various other handicrafts are also taught at the Summer Camp.

Educational Trip for Classes: X & XII

Exploring Delhi’s Heritage- A Scholarly Trip by Meerut Public School for Girls
The students of Meerut Public School for Girls explored Delhi’s historical and scientific landmarks. The day unfolded with a visit to the P.M. Museum, unraveling India’s political history. A pause at India Gate and the War Memorial paid homage to national heroes. The academic exploration continued at the National Science Museum, fostering scientific curiosity. This expedition aimed to create a meaningful academic connection, offering students firsthand experiences in political history and scientific exploration. Meerut Public School for Girls is dedicated to providing holistic education, ensuring students not only absorb textbook knowledge but also cultivate a profound understanding of their cultural and scientific heritage.

Visit to Parliament & Prime Minister's Museum

You must be the change you wish to see in the world' inspired by Mahatma Gandhi, Meerut Public School for Girls' students visited Parliament House and the Prime Minister's Museum, experiencing a transformative journey. In Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, they saw Indian democracy's heart and its governance symbols. Parliament House officials bridged theory and practice, while the Prime Minister's Museum showcased Jawaharlal Nehru's historic house and a new building with the Book of Constitution, reinforcing commitment to ideals. The students got a chance to click selfies with the Prime Minister and also received a letter signed by him
This Educational Trip aimed to nurture responsible citizenship, imparting knowledge about democracy, governance, and active participation in India's growth. It ignited a sense of duty, inspiring them to be the change-makers Gandhi envisioned. With newfound purpose, they depart, ready to contribute positively to India, embodying their motto 'To Greater Heights'.

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